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Come see the world premiere of our new toy theater piece...
...as part of the Museum performances at
Great Small Works' 9th International
TOY THEATER FESTIVAL
and Temporary Toy Theater Museum!
St. Ann's Warehouse, DUMBO Brooklyn NYC
We're part of Program #2, Friday, June 4 and Saturday, June 5 at 10 p.m.
Click here for more information!
Also, you can see "Venus," our seven-foot-tall Victorian doll
(who's also a toy theater stage)
from SECRETS HISTORY REMEMBERS
as one of the Museum's exhibits.
We recently performed our blacklight piece...

as part of Dixon Place & Drama of Works'
"Puppet Blok Gets PUNCHed"
at NYC's Dixon Place
Last summer, we were invited to present...

...at the Puppeteers of America National Festival
in Atlanta, Georgia!
For more information, visit the Festival Website!
The Festival of Jewish Theatre & Ideas featured the
world premiere of...

"Charming and fun to watch....The artists take the audience on journeys that are insightful and invigorating as well as enjoyable. The Most Radiant Beauty is billed as 'an Einsteinian collage in found text.' Khordoc and Weil have created a toy theater adventure that takes audiences through the words and thoughts of Albert Einstein and other brilliant people (Galileo, Copernicus, Oppenheimer, Newton, and Curie, to name just five). Stories from the Bible (of creation, Cain and Abel) are interspersed with quotations from these various scientists, who ponder the nature of what's knowable and the awesome responsibilities of dabbling with elements of nature (radium, the atom) that could well destroy the world as we know it...[It's] a stream-of-consciousness stroll through Big Ideas, with puppets, lightboxes, lightbulbs, shadow figures, and more as our guides. Khordoc and Weil translate their own sense of wonder beautifully, and help us see and hear familiar concepts anew as a result." -- Martin Denton, nytheater.com
Part of Untitled Theater Company #61’s
Festival of Jewish Theater & Ideas

in conjunction with the yearly conference
of the Association of Jewish Theaters